Express and News from San Antonio, Texas • Page 22

November 1, 1958 San Antonio EXPRESS AND NEWS BALL HANDLER Raymond Rigby, Peacock Military Academy quarterback, will be out lo befuddle the defenses of the Cas- tiovillc St. Louis Comets in ihcir South Texas Academic League game at Peacock at 3 p.m. Saturday--Staff Photo. Kadets Set For St. Louis Peacock Military Academy's Ka- dels will throw their stout defense against tough St.

Louis of Castro- vilie at Peacock at 3 p.m. Saturday in a South. Texas Academic League game. The Kadets have allowed only 36 points in six games, but have given up 12 in each of their two league games and have lost both. St.

Louis still is In the running for the league flag with two victories and one lass. Peacock won its first four games with its strong defense, and the running of Raymond Rigby, Lynn Hooper and-Bobby Browne. In the league opener the Kadets dropped DID YOU GET SOAKED? FREE ESTIMATES FOR RE-ROOFING AND REPAIRS FOR EXPERT ROOFING SERVICE MAKE THE CHANGE NOW1 All WORK GUARANTEED TERMS AVAILABLE CENTRAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. 1402 W. POPLAR PE 2-7741 a 12-6 verdict to St.

Gerard's and lost, 12-3, to Fredericksburg SI. Mary's last Friday. St. Gerard's and St. Mary's are tied for the league lead.

Bobby Tschirhart scored all the poinls last week as St. Louis dumped Texas Military Institute, 8-2. Tschirhart played the game with his arm in a cast. In seven games the Comets have scored 104 points and allowed the opposition 101, winning four and losing three. Matthews Will Test Johansson SEATTLE (AP)-Harry "Kid" Matthews, the 35-year-old grandparent who said this week he is starting a fistic comeback, will box Ingemar Johansson of Sweden in a 6-round exhibition bout here Nov.

22. Johansson, coming to America in quest of a title fight with Floyd Patterson, will make several appearances in the West. He is due to reach Los Angeles by air Nov. 18 and has scheduled stops at San Francisco, Kansas City and Seattle, With him will be Gustav "Bubi" German middleweight, and Max Schmeling, former heavyweight champ. Plans also are being made for an Alaskan visit by the group.

Buttons' Pickard to Duty Smashing Mik" Pickard will; be back in action for the Central -Catholic Buttons when they take on the Corpus Christi College Academy Cavaliers in Christi Saturday night. fered a knee injury in his first VERSATILE- Ernie Rodriguez will alternate between end and quarterback when the Central Catholic Buttons meet the Corpus Christi College Academy Cavaliers in Corpus Christi Saturday Staff Photo. Lefty arid Jocko To Latin America WASHINGTON (AP)-Southpaw Vernon "Lefty" Gomez, former York Yankee pitching ace, and John "Jocko" Conlan, National League umpire, will team up I'or a one-month tour of nine Latin American countries. Traveling under State Department sponsorship, they will con- diiu baseball clinics and talk to young baseball hopefuls in the Caribbean area as part of the government's cultural affairs program. and Conlan came here Friday for briefings before starting the tour.

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KENTJCKY STRAIGHT BONBON WHISKEY 86 PROOF AGED 6 YEARS. 7 Lettermen On Lutheran Basket Squad SEGUfN returning lellermen greeted Texas Lutheran College Basketball Coach George Kicffer when the Bulldogs opened drills, but prospects for the season appear Lack of height, a must in collegiate basketball, will again hinder the Lutherans, who last season posted an unimpressive 9-10 record while playing an independent schedule. Opening game on the 24-game schedule is on Nov. 22, when the Bulldogs entertain the Pan American College Broncos of Edinburg. One new opponent is on the 195859 slate--Midwestern University of Wichita Falls.

Returning lettermen are Carwood Heldmann, Caldwell; Dave Holmslrom, Hutto; Glenn Bland, Sweeny; John Schmidt, Cuero; Robert Gilbreath, Sinton; Morris Orsak, El Campo, and Bernard Graham, Bay City. Heldmann, who lettered last season after two years with Blinn Junior College, and Schmidt, a soph, are both 6-4 and that just about represents height for the s.quad. However, Wilbur Caskamp, a 6-6 soph squadman from Houston, may come along and freshmen H. L. Weiss of Pflugerville, a 6-4 lad, could develop.

Holmstrom led the team in scoring last season while a feshman, bucketing 354 points. Heldmann, who played at had 282 points. Gilbreath, a junior, had 266 and Schmidt 169. Orsak, who transferred from Baylor, played only the second semester but appears a fixture this season. Kenneth Lindgren, a freshman from S.F.

Austin (Auslin) who earned all-tournament honors for the Maroons, is the brightest looking freshman prospect. Returning squadmen are Lee Moregens, Stuttgart, Richard and Harvey Carley, Crescent City, Ronny i a Sweeny, and James Massey, Edinburg. Massey, a 6-4 soph, is still playing football, however. Other promising looking freshmen arc Ronnie Harmon, Salem, Buddy Raske, San Antonio (Northeast), and Dick Card, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Ex-Gridder Dies EAST PROVIDENCE, R.

I. (ffl A. Thomas, 58, a mem- er of the Providence Steamroll- rs, professional football team, rom 1925 to 1927, died Friday at his home. Teenage Pin Loop Starts A bowling league for teen-agers is being held each Saturday from 9 to noon at the Armed Service YMCA under sponsorship of the City Recreation Division and the Armed Service YMCA. Bowling balls and bowling shoes arc furnished to competitors.

There is no charge. Youths can register at a recreation center or at the Armed Service YMCA. It's Discipline LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP)-Roger Newman, promising sophomore was dismissed from the Centncky basketball sqund Friday for disciplinary reasons. Rent a New Car with Automatic, Transmission ERTZ RENTACAR A I OFFICE, TA 6-6A6I S.SO Sr, CA 3-6633 SATURDAY FOOTBALL ON WOAI RADIO TEXAS lldoubteO D-DAY HERE AT LAST FOR DUCKS The 1958-59 waterfowl season in Texas opened a a before sunup Saturday an3 will continue through Jan.

14. Hunters will be allowed five ducks and five geese per day this year. The season on Canada and white-fronted geese does'not open, until 16. Even though ample rains have substantially increased surface water throughout the state, which will cause birds to scatter, the season is expected to be good. Shooting ends at sunset each day.

Sunset Saturday is 5:48 p.m. Sunriso Sunday is 6:48 a.m., and sunset is 5:47 p.m. gume against Sim Houston. In that game he was the big ground gainer for the Buttons against the rocky Cherokee The game Saturday night will be the first for the Buttons against non-Class AAA or AAAA loes. In Tannas Indicted PITTSBURGH (AP)--Tom Tannas, manager of former heavy-; weight boxing champion Ezzard Charles, was indicted by a federal grand jury Friday on a charge of making a false application for a loan from the Small Business Administration.

slit losses Buttons have' scored, only one touchdown and have been socked for 216 points by the opposition. The Buttons have been crippled by injuries in the backlield alt season, Ernie Rodriguez will alternate between end and quarterback against the Cavaliers. He took over the regular quarterback post when Fred Morton was knocked out for. the season by an elbow injury. Opposition of the Buttons has included Martin High of Laredo, Highlands, Sam Houston, Alamo Heights, South San Antonio and Harlandale.

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